Jackson, New Hampshire, lures RV travelers with its covered bridges spanning the Ellis River and ski runs on Black Mountain. Four parks in our directory base your White Mountains adventure. Camp here to hike Carter Notch trails by day and stargaze over wild rivers at night.
Jackson charms with the historic Honeymoon Bridge and Jackson Covered Bridge, both arching over the sparkling Ellis River. Black Mountain Ski Area buzzes in winter, while summer brings hikers to Wildcat River and the Appalachian Trail. Wild River Farm draws fly-fishers to its banks. The town hosts the annual Jackson World's Fair with pie-eating contests and tractor pulls.
Wild River welcomes groups with dump stations and drinking water right by the river. Doublehead Cabin suits pet owners at $40 per night; dogs roam free. Black Mountain Cabin mirrors that pet-friendly setup for the same price. Carter Notch Hut fits larger parties with electric hookups and drinking water, priced $96 to $120 nightly.
Jackson shines for its covered bridges and White Mountain skiing. The Honeymoon Bridge and Jackson Covered Bridge span the Ellis River, drawing photographers year-round. Black Mountain Ski Area packs powder hounds into town each winter, while hikers chase Carter Notch views on the Appalachian Trail. Summer fairs like the Jackson World's Fair add small-town fun with contests and crafts.
Wild River, Doublehead Cabin, Black Mountain Cabin, and Carter Notch Hut list in our Jackson directory. Wild River sits by the river with group sites, dump station, and drinking water. Doublehead and Black Mountain Cabin charge $40 nightly and welcome pets. Carter Notch Hut offers electric hookups near $96 to $120 per night.
Doublehead Cabin and Black Mountain Cabin welcome pets at $40 per night each. Both feature pet-friendly policies in Jackson's White Mountains setting. Groups with dogs love these spots near Ellis River trails. Carter Notch Hut focuses more on electric hookups, but check Wild River for additional pet options.